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Former Eagles scout and current NFL.com listmaker Daniel Jeremiah has been putting out his "podium awards" in honor of the upcoming Olympics.

Howard Mudd may be a few thousand miles from Eagles minicamp, but he is only a phone call away from critiquing Demetress Bell.

With all the hype surrounding the star players, it is easy to forget that football is ultimately a team sport.

The NFC East is arguably the toughest division in the NFL . It boasts the fiercest collection of pass rushing teams, the best collection of explosive offensive players and last year's Super Bowl champions.

On paper, the Eagles had lots going for them in 2011. Fresh off the signing of Nnamdi Asomugha , the momentum of Michael Vick , the ascension of LeSean McCoy , dynamic big play ability from DeSean Jackson .

Talent alone doesn't win football games. The Eagles learned that the hard way in 2011, but the coaches appear to have their talent in a better position to succeed this season.

Former NFL scout Daniel Jeremiah is getting into the Olympic mind-set early this summer, handing out NFL Podium Awards for the top three players at each position group.

The first week of their two-week OTAs - practice for you and I - The Eagles for the umpteenth time look very good on paper.

Philadelphia Eagles rookie defensive end Vinny Curry is one of a multitude of talented defensive linemen on display at this week's organized team activity.

Most of the Eagles questions this spring involve the defense. On offense, as we've written, the biggest issue is Michael Vick, health and turnovers.

Michael Vick just finished his first full-squad practice of the spring and as he walked off the field a swarm of reporters engulfed the quarterback.

Philadelphia, for now, is dormant, lying in wait for football to start back up. With the Phillies struggling to win, the Sixers barely hanging on against the Celtics, and the Flyers knocked out of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, Philadelphia sports fans will be looking forward to the new football season.

That sentence basically sums up where the Eagles stand in relation to their offensive line right now, in the post-Jason Peters 2012 continuity.

Eugene Chung doesn't appear in the listing of Eagles coaches posted on the team Web site, but he does indeed exist.

John Clayton has a preview of some of the hot issues teams face as organized team activities begin this week.

Iggles Blitz " Blog Archive " Looking Ahead at LT Jason Peters is done for 2012 with his ruptured/re-ruptured Achilles tendon.

Jason Peters could have just as well tried pole-vaulting over a barbed-wire fence or wrestling a startled grizzly bear.

The free agent safety signed a one-year contract with the New York Jets, an NFL source confirmed Friday, after he narrowed his choices down to two teams.

Unlike the Philadelphia Eagles, who reportedly have decided to dock offensive tackle Jason Peters for his offseason Achilles ruptures -- technically regarded as non-football injuries -- Baltimore officials have made no decision about adjusting the salary of linebacker Terrell Suggs, who is due a salary of $4.9 million and roster bonus of $4.6 ... (more)

Jan 15, 2012; Baltimore, MD, USA; Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs during the AFC Divisional Playoff game against the Houston Texans at M Redskins fans know all to well how badly it hurts to lose an impact player in the offseason.